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I have 3 routes rendered in a browser router. the home is correctly rendered but localhost:8080/login and localhost:8080/dashboard both render *Cannot GET /login ( or /dashboard )*
```val appRouter = createBrowserRouter(
    arrayOf(
        jso {
            path = "/"
            element = Home.create()
        },
        jso {
            path = "login"
            element = Login.create()

        },
        jso {
            path = "dashboard"
            element = Dashboard.create()
        }
    )
)```
Any hint here?

You should put `login` and `dashboard` into the `children` section of the `/` path like this:
<https://reactrouter.com/en/main/routers/create-browser-router>
```val appRouter = createBrowserRouter(
    arrayOf(
        jso {
            path = "/"
            element = Home.create(),
            children = arrayOf(
                jso {
                    path = "login"
                    element = Login.create()
                },
                jso {
                    path = "dashboard"
                    element = Dashboard.create()
                }
            )
        },
    )
)```

I still have Cannot GET /login when I enter <http://localhost:8080/login> in the browser. The kotlin wrapper bom version in use is 1.0.0-pre.623

If you do it without server (like Ktor) - you have only 1 available page (`index.html` usually).
For other pages you need redirect from server.

If you don't want to use server - you can use <https://reactrouter.com/en/main/routers/create-hash-router|createHashRouter> (<https://github.com/karakum-team/kotlin-mui-showcase/blob/859c7d9cf05ef1cea843f0c6340429c946ae4630/src/jsMain/kotlin/team/karakum/router/Router.kt#L115|example>).

FYI - In latest wrappers you can use `Component` property
```val appRouter = createBrowserRouter(
    arrayOf(
        jso {
            path = "/"
            Component = Home,
            children = arrayOf(
                jso {
                    path = "login"
                    Component = Login
                },
                jso {
                    path = "dashboard"
                    Component = Dashboard
                }
            )
        },
    )
)```

Thanks for the hint <@U33H6SB2B>, we were using hash router but were not fond of it. is there any example using ktor to achieve a complete routing using browserRouter? if not, I'd just like to understand how ktor  helps there and how it solves the issue. Thanks in advance

Ktor returns default page for all "page-like" requests.
On client side router decide what to show at start.

In your case only client knows about `login` and `dashboard` pages.
For other pages you can register page `404` in router.